Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-16
Personal.


PERSONAL.
Mr.. r. s. Moore, OF Eikton. was in the city
Tuesday.
MR. C. D. Morrow, was at the Exchange
Tuesday.
Mr.. W. Williams, OF Neptune. was In the
city Tuesday.
Mr.. @. P. Richards, Of southslde, was in
the city Tuesday.
Mr.. A. r. McLain, OF Russvllvllle, was In
the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Wade Hampton, OF Trenton, was In
the city Tuesday.
Mr.. s. r. Moore, of Todd county. attended
the sales Wednesday.
-E. L. Brewer, Esq, of Granville, was in
the city Tuesday.
MIR. Robert Wilson, of Stewart county was
In the city Tuesday.
Mr.. w. E. Embrey, of Bennettstown, was
at the Exchange Tuesday.
MIR. d. b. Smith. OF Todd county. attended
the tobacco sales Wednesday.
Mr.. w. T. Keats, OF Lafayette, was among
his friends In the city this week.
Mr. ]. I. Parker, of Lamasco, was guest
at the Northington Tuesday.
Col. l.. W. Garth of Trenton, spent several
days in the city this week.
Mr.. Frank Waller, OF Trenton, spent sew
eral days In the city this week
Mr. T. P. Foard, of Newstead, visited his
friends In the city this week.
Mr.. f. G. Outlaw, OF Dotsonville, was at
the Northington Hotel Tuesday.
Mr. q. A. starks, of Logan county, at
tended the tobacco sales Tuesday.
Rufus Hyde and ]. I. Harris, of Robertson
county, attended the sales Tuesday.
MIR. Till Osborne, of Hopson, KY, was
among the tobacco buyers this week.
Mr.. j. H. Winfrey, of Hopkinsville, was
at the Northington Hotel Tuesday.
WA. Marshal Esq, of District No. l, was
guest at the Northington Monday.
MIR. j. w. Blanton. of Paris, was among
the busy people of this city this week.
MIR. ]. j. Bradley, of Pleasant View, was
among his friends In the city this week.
j. d. Taylor and d. B. Klllebrew, of st.
Bethlehem, were in the city Tuesday.
Mr. H. B. Howell, of Stewart county, was
a guest at the Northington Hotel Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. s. lobe, OF Bennettstown, was
among the busy buyers In the city Tuesday.
Mr.. T. J, Mccormick, of Cave Spring. KY,
was guest at the Northington Tuesday.
DIR. b. F. Moody, of sango, was In the city
on business early "Wednesday morning.
"A. F. Rosson and John o'Neal, of Robert.
son county, were attending the sales Tuesday
Mr.. ]. D. Fletcher, OF Shiloh, was amoue
the tobacco men at the Exchange this week
MIR. R. 4. Smith, constable OF Hadensville
district, was in the city on business Tuesday
Mr. Eff w. Chalf OF Bowling Green, wa,
: among the business men of this city Wednes
day.
Mr.. Albert s. Johnson, formerly OF Todd
county, is now clerk at the Northingtor
Hotel.
Mr.. Louis Anderson, formerly of this city
but now OF Memphis, was in the city Thurs
/ day.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Rust, the wel-known tobacco
planter of the Elk Fork, was In the city Wed
| nesday.
Mr.. r. N. Adams, farmer and merchant
} of Todd county, was selling tobacco at tn
Exchange Tuesday.
Ben. r. Perkin and II. H. Petree, tive
prominent members of the Elkton bar, wer,
IN the city Tuesday.
Whit Smith and III. Carter of Jordan
, Springs, were among the tobacco dealers a
=, Exchange Tuesday.
MIR. JAS II. Clark, of District No /, VIII,
= has been attending the Commercial Colleg,
In Evansville, was in the city Monday.
-Messrs. NJ. w. Blick, B. F. Blick an,
! Thos. Blick, of olmstead, KY, were in tn
Y city among the tobacco dealers Tuesday.
5 Mrs. Mary Gleason, of Chicago, afte
spending several weeks with her father
family, returned home Tuesday evening.
Henry Anderson, Calvin Riley. s. p. Mil
len and John Pucket, farmers OF Todd coun
ty were attending the sales at the EXchang
Tuesday.
MIR. John Parlin and sister, Miss Ida, lef
Tuesday evening to visit their sister, Mrs
/ GLEASON in Chicago. John will remain per
, manently.
r Miss Mary Taylor and Miss May Cook
who have been visiting Miss Carrie Mallory o
, College street, left for their home at Wood
lawn Tuesday.
= MIR. w. r. Taylor, of Todd County, for
merly president of the Grange Warehous
Association, was guest ut the Northingto
House Tuesday.
Y DIR. ALI H. Alternately, McAllister's eros
Roads, paid us pleasant call Tuesday. HI
father. g. T. Alternately Esq, is the oldes
!. subscriber to the CHRONICLE.
Mr.. w. p Titus, proprietor OF the CHRoS
IcLE, spent several days in Cincinnati TIL
week. lie was.buying more type and ms
terIal to keep up with the'increasing bushes